Sanofi, a French pharmaceutical giant, will increase its long-term presence in India by adding more than 4,500 jobs to its workforce at its global capabilities center (GCC) in Hyderabad. There are more than 2,600 people working at the centre right now. A “multi-hundred-million” investment will fund the expansion, according to the corporation, though it did not reveal the actual amount or a date for the hiring. This action expands upon Sanofi’s previous pledge. A strategic shift towards developing high-value operations in the country was signalled in 2024 when the business announced plans to invest 400 million euros (approximately $474.6 million) in its India GCC by the end of the decade.Details of Sanofi’s ExpansionSanofi Healthcare India announced in a statement that the new positions will cover a wide range of areas. These areas include commercial skills, corporate activities, medical affairs, data analytics, data innovation and artificial intelligence, and research and development. The growth of Sanofi is part of a larger trend of increased investment from global corporations in the GCC ecosystem in India.The original purpose of these centres has changed; now they serve as nerve centres for digital transformation, operations, finance, and research and development. According to Anarock, a realty firm,… Read MoreStartupTalky- Business News, Insights and Stories
